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 For most, Christmas is a wonderful time of year, but for those struggling it can be the most worrying. Everyone has festive traditions, but for some families their Christmas tradition will be going to sleep hungry in a freezing house. 'Some things shouldn't be a family tradition' campaign drives home these differences by distorting well known Christmas sayings and idioms such as 'It's the most wonderful time of the year' and 'Dreaming of a white Christmas' to remind people that there is another side to Christmas. Agency: In the Company of Huskies VIEW THE FIRST AD VIEW THE SECOND AD
 Agricultural credit may take months to release in Brazil. Sicredi, the first credit union in Brazil, developed Agro Ãgil, a technology to speed up the process. Before, the waiting time was 70 days. Now, the farmers have money available in their accounts within 8 hours. Agency: Fosbury VIEW THE AD
 What's it like not being able to close your front door for 24 hours? To experience the lack of security and protection that a front door provides for you and your family? Broadcaster Tom Dunne recently accepted an invitation from the Simon Communities and BBDO Dublin to take part in a social experiment and leave the front door of his family home open for a 24hour period. The experiment was designed to help understand what it's like to not have the security of being able to close the front door and keep the outside world away and is part of the charity's Closing Doors campaign, marking 50 years of the Simon Communities. Over the course of 24 hours, video content was captured of the experience of Tom and his family. VIEW OUTDOOR
 Eurobodalla Tourism Campaign - Destination NSW. JimJam Ideas, were tasked to build awareness and put the largely unknown world of Eurobodalla on the map for our Sydney & Melbourne audience - most of whom had never heard of the place. VIEW THE SPOT
 This week's guest judge is Jeremy Craigen, former global chief creative officer at Innocean Worldwide. Winner: As a father of two young boys, Apple " The Surprise" really resonates. Sadly my boys are a long way away from making a sweet little film for their Grandpa... This is a beautifully directed piece of storytelling. Sure, it may ease Apples conscious of turning children in to screen junkies. But it eases mine too. READ MORE
 Tasked with designing a cover for The Annual feature, 'Where is the Money?', DDB Sydney created a spoof industry "fight" over client budgets with everyone vying for their piece of the pie. The industry dinner party (turned battle) featured high-profile executives from different sectors of the advertising and marketing industry - including creative, media, tech, consultancies, production companies, PR, and more. VIEW THE AD
 Time is running out. For the forests, oceans and the air we breath. And everybody has to do their part. Nordic fuel company St1 is working on a solution to recycle the CO2 that already reached the atmosphere. To communicate their work and vision we created an ad prompting to "increase" use of CO2. The ad was placed in a magazine focusing on bioenergy. Agency: Garbergs VIEW THE AD
 Childhood and cancer are two words that don't belong together. In a new concept for The Swedish Childhood Cancer Foundation we are graphically separating the words Childhood and Cancer in various ways. In this outdoor ad we separated the two words by using elevators as the medium. On the left door it says Childhood and on the right Cancer. These ads can be seen on over 60 locations/elevators around Sweden. Agency: Garbergs VIEW OUTDOOR
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